Sentence examples for ever be identified from inspiring English sources

But no one has been apprehended, and I do not expect that the two young men will ever be identified or caught.

Another thing we are often told is that we need the N.S.A. and FISA because of all the people operating in dark places, who will only ever be identified if, for example, everyone's phone records are collected and analyzed.

If the children's families can ever be identified -- if, in fact, the families did not perish in the flames -- they will be entitled to 100,000 rupees, or $2,050, in compensation from the state, half the amount the state has promised to the mostly Hindu families of the 58 people who burned to death on a train loaded with Hindu activists.

It is not clear if the writer's remains will ever be identified, however, because his family opposes the exhumation, arguing that he should not be singled out when so many people died at the hands of forces loyal to Gen. Francisco Franco.

Then, in the 1960s, there was the mysterious "June Bug" epidemic in an American textile factory, which brought about dizziness and vomiting, despite the fact that none of the poisonous insects thought to be responsible could ever be identified.

Bushman stresses the complexity of the studies that have been conducted, where no single cause can ever be identified for things like mass shootings, but that doesn't mean we can't identify some links.

Have they ever been identified?" asks Philip Green.

Only about 70 cases have ever been identified in the United States.

Until now, only five other silica presolar grains have ever been identified.

No remains of the people trapped in the lobby have ever been identified.

May said that 51% of malicious software threats that have ever been identified occurred in 2009.